Which sentence matches the definition?
key notes :
How to Play: Sentence Matching |
- Read the Definition: Understand exactly what the definition is describing. Pay attention to every word!
- Read the Sentences: Carefully read each sentence.
- Match the Meaning: Does the sentence mean the same thing as the definition?
- Choose Wisely: Pick the sentence that best fits the definition!
Example Time! |
Definition: A very large body of water, usually salt water. | Sentences: A. The cat sat on the mat. B. The ocean is home to many amazing creatures. C. My friend has a blue bike. Answer: Sentence B is the correct answer. The ocean is a large body of salt water, which matches the definition! |
Let’s Practice! |
Here are some practice questions to get you started. Remember to read each definition and sentence carefully!
Question 1:
Definition:
To move quickly on foot, faster than walking.
Sentences:
A. The turtle moved slowly across the road.
B. She ran to catch the bus.
C. He likes to eat apples.
Question 2:
Definition:
A building where people live.
Sentences:
A. Birds lay eggs in a nest.
B. The house has a red door.
C. He likes to play with a ball.
Question 3:
Definition:
A person who teaches students.
Sentences:
A. The teacher helped the student with their homework.
B. The firefighter puts out fires.
C. The chef cooks food.
Key Tips for Success |
- Keywords: Look for keywords in the definition and try to find those same keywords (or similar words) in the sentences.
- Eliminate: If you know a sentence is definitely wrong, cross it out! This helps you focus on the remaining choices.
- Read Carefully: Always double-check that the sentence completely matches the definition.
Wrapping Up |
Today, we learned how to match definitions to the correct sentences, which will improve reading comprehension. Remember to read carefully and pay attention to the keywords.
Let’s practice!